Free music for all
Completely off the subject of student websites, but just as I browse the web I thought I’d share with you a rather useful website – Deezer.com. The site allows you to listen to copyrighted music, and keep albums and playlists saved on your account so you can listen to your favourite music whenever you sign in. A pretty good idea I must say! Obviously you never actually own the music, as it is streamed to you, so you could never burn your playlists onto disc, or export them to your itunes library. But, it’s free, and handy if you spend a lot of your time on the web and want to listen to free music on the go, and do it legally.
Try Wikipedia for the ins and outs on how they can get away with doing this, but in the face of all this music piracy ‘hate’ that surrounds the internet and music downloads, it is certainly refreshing to know that there are some legal ways to access free music without having to wait for the stuttering YouTube videos to load up. If you listen to music via YouTube you know what I mean…
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